The sword cultivators in Shanquanbei are famous all over the world.
Chu Ke is the cauldron of the sword pavilion on the mountain. I met him when I was ten years old. He was drinking with the victorious swordsman in the ring.
His gauze was thin and his eyes were full of tears.
That night Chu Ke got drunk and told me that he was also a swordsman.
He said that he had a sword that was broken due to love, but now it was resurrected due to regret.
Later, all his internal organs were destroyed. He dressed in a green shirt and held a broken sword in his hand to kill all the demon cultivators who attacked the mountain.
He walked towards me covered in blood.
I was twenty-four that year, and Chu Ke smiled and pulled up my blood-stained hair.
He died, and his last words before his death taught me to be patient and let go.
Later I got my own kendo.
I often think that there is no Chu Ke in Shanquanbei anymore, and no one knows that he was once the glorious senior brother Chu in the sword immortal spectrum.
Guidelines before reading:
①Sword Cultivator (Chu Ke) × Mortal (Yue Niang)
② In retrospect, the "I" in the article is the hero's daughter (Chu Jingtan), and the whole text is narrated from the perspective of the hero's daughter.
③The male protagonist was clean before he was forced to become a furnace, but unclean after he became a man. During this period, the female protagonist also became unclean.
It's probably a story about a mortal falling in love with a monk, and the monk falling in love with a mortal, but in the end something went wrong.
④The ending be
Purpose: Stay kind
